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County Claim CP Plus/ DCB Legal
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Thanks for all the help. Here are the last little changes-
Rewritten No 16:
The Defendant was the registered keeper of this vehicle but was not the only insured driver at that time. Compliant Notices to Keeper (‘NTK’) were not properly served in strict accordance with Schedule 4 Section 9 of the POFA. The Claimant has failed to meet the conditions of the Act and has never acquired any right to pursue the Defendant in this capacity if it cannot identify the driver. The keeper can only be held liable if the Claimant has fully complied with the strict wording requirements including as per Section 9 (2)f : The notice must warn the keeper that if, after the period of 28 days, the amount of the unpaid parking charges has not been paid in full, and the creditor does not know both the name of the driver and a current address for service for the driver, the creditor (if all applicable conditions under this Schedule are met) have the right to recover from the keeper so much of that amount as remains unpaid.
Paragraph about interest:
The interest cannot be justified. Not only has it been calculated incorrectly, it is also questionable that it has taken so long for the Claimant to bring a claim to court and is then claiming interest on alleged debt recovery and damages as well.0 -
BellieBe said:beamerguy said:This is what I would send DCBL ..... despite the claim, you can still send this and it is a letter you can show to court.
You show the judge on the day. They cannot accuse you of "hijacking" because you have already sent them the letter.
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beamerguy said:BellieBe said:beamerguy said:This is what I would send DCBL ..... despite the claim, you can still send this and it is a letter you can show to court.
You show the judge on the day. They cannot accuse you of "hijacking" because you have already sent them the letter.0 -
as per Section 9 (2)f : The notice must warn the keeper that if, after the period of 28 days, the amount of the unpaid parking charges has not been paid in full, and the creditor does not know both the name of the driver and a current address for service for the driver, the creditor (if all applicable conditions under this Schedule are met) have the right to recover from the keeper so much of that amount as remains unpaid.Still not correct. Don't quote a law wrongly! You only have to copy it.PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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Home»Motoring»Parking Tickets Fines & Parking - read the NEWBIES THREAD0 -
beamerguy said:BellieBe said:beamerguy said:This is what I would send DCBL ..... despite the claim, you can still send this and it is a letter you can show to court.
You show the judge on the day. They cannot accuse you of "hijacking" because you have already sent them the letter.Thanks,1 -
Huh? PLease, write more clearly as thats a jumble
Defence has gone in - to where? how?
but DCBL have written back - email? in response to your defence?
Basically just saying why have you sent the defence to us... - well yes. The defence of course goes to the CCBC, over email, like the newbies thread instructs.
I'm lost as to what youve done, when, and how.
PLease be clear
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BellieBe said:beamerguy said:BellieBe said:beamerguy said:This is what I would send DCBL ..... despite the claim, you can still send this and it is a letter you can show to court.
You show the judge on the day. They cannot accuse you of "hijacking" because you have already sent them the letter.Thanks,0 -
Sorry probably should have written that first sentence as two separate sentences. I sent the court the defence.
I sent DCBL the letter beamerguy suggested querying the legal authority, fake amounts, etc. DCBL wrote back In response to that letter basically saying don’t send us your defence... send it to the court.0 -
BellieBe said:Sorry probably should have written that first sentence as two separate sentences. I sent the court the defence.
I sent DCBL the letter beamerguy suggested querying the legal authority, fake amounts, etc. DCBL wrote back In response to that letter basically saying don’t send us your defence... send it to the court.
DCBL don't seem to know at the best of times what they are doing and it demands a response, so let us see, if it's an email then copy on here1 -
Just goes to show they don't read anything. You didn't send them your defence, you asked them a perfectly reasonable question! Maybe the judge will get an answer out of them!2
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